Ohio Northern University - Northern Yearbook (Ada, OH)

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As Dean of Students, Grover Wickenden, handles all details of student personnel, in addition to serving as counselor to men students and as advisor to various student organizations. The Dean is also a member of the Administrative Com¬ mittee. Elma Grant Davis, in her capacity of Assistant Dean of Students, directs the activities of all women’s organizations as well as planning the University’s social calendar. In addition, Mrs. Davis also serves as counselor for women students. Regular meetings with the freshman men students regarding any personal or col¬ lege problems is the concent cf Dr. Otis Games. His office in the Arts Annex is a familiar sight to the majority of North¬ ern’s students. Grover B. Wickenden, B.A., B.D Dean cf Students DEANS Otis Games, A.B., A.M. (Ohio Wesleyan), D.Ped, (Ohio Northern). Counselor cf Freshman Students Elma Grant Davis, B.A., M.A. Assistant Dean cf Students

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George V. Schertzer Alumni Secretary Associated with the National Alumni Association of Ohio Northern Univer¬ sity and the University administration Mr. Schertzer serves as Alumni Secre¬ tary. His duties are: the editing of all alumni publication, the executive office of the Alumni Loyalty Fund program and the liason person between the alumni groups and the University. Serving as Director of the Evening Division is Mr. William D. Humphrey who works directly under the Dean of the University. He is responsible for con¬ ducting a well-rounded evening program for people who are unable to attend col¬ lege during the regular sessions of the day. Mrs. Alexander is in charge of maintaining the University Health service office. She is a qualified Registered Nurse a nd is on duty eight hours a day plus being on call for all emergencies. Her office keeps records of the physical condition of each student. Mrs. S. Alexander, R.N. Director, ONU Health Service 28

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i fUl ■ • • Iff!! x x c x c ■Cam • • • • » f H LIBRARIANS AND ASSISTANTS: Beta Jump, Mrs. Don Puzinski, Gladys Lindsey, Georgianna Rusner. Absent: Head Librarian Vem M. Pings. HETERICK LIBRARY The Ileterick Library is housed in Presser Hall, a building honoring Theodore H. Presser. The library is very complete. All students have free access to the ref¬ erence books, texts, digests, encyclopedias, periodicals, and other reading material. The atmosphere is condu¬ cive to study. It is well lighted and quiet at all times. The library meets the highest standards. It is up- to-date, modern, and well selected. Students of North¬ ern pay very frequent vis¬ its to the Ileterick Library. Another important service of the Heterick Library are record play¬ ers and tape recorders, where stu¬ dents may listen to music or lan¬ guage lessons. Freshman Shirley Straher uses one of the many con¬ veniences of the library. 30